codingmyownbugs

It does appear that it isn’t in the theme to be included loosely, because it seems the other pages are created with elementor, and that one is not.

Ideally- you’ll redo the page in elementor instead, as the others were.
Although messy and not ideal, you can manually add it if it’s important to you, though. It may seem daunting, but you don’t need much knowledge to do it. You’ll want to make changes in a child-theme. Keep in mind, you really don’t need to know the code in detail. You can copy and paste the differences themselves by singling them out in the home page’s code. (use that format, not Gut’s) Do keep in mind that what you know as the “header” isn’t named as such and it is a direct child of the body element. Therefore, searching for “the header” won’t help.
div class=”elementor-background-overlay and the contents is what you want.

I hope that makes sense to you and I’d be happy to elaborate more if need be.
Good luck.

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I think the problem is the client device and not your website. I have an iphone xr and an iphone 10 and can view the site in both. I’d suggest regular browser maintenance to the client device to fix the problem for it.

For your own independence, here is a great blog post explaining how you can view different device screens via chrome’s dev tools. The directions work very similar in Firefox. I did look in Firefox for you as well though.

Have you checked out ayrshare?

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